nmarriott

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by nmarriott 6y ago
tmux can be configured not to limit the window size since tmux 2.9, and it is the default since tmux 3.1.
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by nmarriott 6y ago
Yes, and there are a number of other configurations doing the same. This is another recent one https://github.com/jabirali/tmux-tilish that works as a tmux plugin.
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by nmarriott 6y ago
tmux has no direct access to the X clipboard itself. Reading the clipboard with OSC 52 is possible but it is unfortunately not widely supported by terminal emulators (you can do it with `refresh-client -l` if the terminal emulator supports
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by nmarriott 6y ago
You should be able to replace the capturep/saveb/deleteb dance with 'run "tmux capture-pane -p -S- -E- >%1"'
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by nmarriott 6y ago
No, this is not how it works. There is no terminal emulator that offers this kind of fine-grained mouse support. tmux can either turn the mouse on and handle everything (resize, scroll, copy and paste) itself, or it can leave it off and rec
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by nmarriott 6y ago
These others are fair points but: > Text, colors, etc... appear sharper without tmux. The renderer is the same, iTerm2 just gets its data stream from tmux rather that from the program running in tmux. There is no difference in the displa
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by nmarriott 6y ago
You can do this. Turn on pane status lines (set `pane-border-status` option to `top` or `bottom`). You can then change `pane-border-format` to contain the text you want. It can show the application-set pane title (`#{pane_title}`, also sett
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by nmarriott 6y ago
You can configure tmux to synchronize with the X clipboard, although it is somewhat fiddly because of how terminal emulators work. See this page: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/wiki/Clipboard In most terminal e
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by nmarriott 6y ago
People do seem to often complain about the tmux defaults or say their particular configuration is "sane" and the defaults are not. But if you look at changes people make or at requests made over the years, they are all over the pl
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by nmarriott 6y ago
This is little to do with tmux and much to do with the features offered to terminal applications by terminal emulators. Both clipboard and mouse support in terminals generally is quite limited. For the clipboard, this page documents how to
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by nmarriott 6y ago
This https://github.com/jabirali/tmux-tilish is a different solution with a similar goal - to make tmux work more like a tiling WM.
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by nmarriott 7y ago
Angband has a cheat death option, I usually play with it on. Of course I try very hard not to die, but I enjoy the game more if I don't have to start again if I make a mistake. There are so many parts to the game, permanent death is on